Repeated image briefs mean repeatedly gathering the same client context. Image Studio is a self-initiated local prototype that keeps references, visual rules, scene review and version history together, shaped by earlier manual image-making work.
Product direction and workflow design · AI-assisted implementation
The app runs separately from this portfolio preview on this computer.
Bluspring website imagery and InduzBuy LinkedIn visuals were created through manual ChatGPT workflows. Those projects informed a later question: how could client direction and the choices within each image brief stay organised between requests?
Separate client profiles hold references and reusable rules. Each new brief adds purpose, copy, image type, colour and aspect ratio, bringing the recurring direction into the same interface as the new request.
The prototype proposes two scene directions for a person to review before approving generation. Saved versions keep earlier settings and outputs together, allowing a revision to begin from a selected version.
Choose a client, purpose, content, image type, colour and ratio.
Select the references and reusable rules that belong to this image.
Compare two scene ideas, approve one, then keep versions for later revisions.
The local tool brings profiles, briefs, references, scene selection and versions into one interface. I directed the product workflow and built it with AI assistance. The earlier client images informed the tool; they were made before it existed.
The local prototype is implemented. Successful live image generation, output quality and production use remain unverified, so the case study shows the workflow and interface rather than claiming proven generation results.